Secure computation apparatus, secure computation method, program, and recording medium

ABSTRACT

A secure computation apparatus calculates a secret sharing value {s i }={x i }−½ using a secret sharing value {x i } of x i  (where i=0, 1, 2), calculates a secret sharing value {y}={4s 0 s 1 s 2 }+½ by secure computation using the secret sharing value {s i } and outputs the secret sharing value {y}, and calculates a secret sharing value {y r }={4rs 0 s 1 s 2 }+{r}/2 by secure computation using a secret sharing value {r} of a random number r and the secret sharing value {s i } and outputs the secret sharing value {y r }.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to secure computation techniques and, in particular, relates to a secure computation technique that can detect a fraudulent calculation.

BACKGROUND ART

The XOR α∈{0, 1} of α₀∈{0, 1} and α₁∈{0, 1} can be calculated by α=α₀+α₁−2α₀α₁. Through the use of this formula, the XOR β=α₀(XOR)α₁(XOR)α₂∈{0, 1} of α₀, α₁, and α₂∈{0, 1} can be calculated as follows.

α=α₀+α₁−2α₀α₁  (1)

β=α+α₂−2αα₂  (2)

A secure computation technique of performing an addition, a subtraction, and a multiplication while concealing values is known (see, for example, Non-patent Literature 1 and the like). For instance, by performing calculations of Formula (1) and Formula (2) by secure computation using secret sharing values {α₀}, {α₁}, and {α₂} obtained by concealing α₀, α_(i), and α₂, it is possible to obtain a secret sharing value {13} of the XOR β of α₀, α₁, and α₂. By executing such secure computation in a plurality of secure computation apparatuses and collecting a predetermined number of results obtained by the secure computation apparatuses, it is possible to reconstruct the XOR β.

PRIOR ART LITERATURE Non-Patent Literature

Non-patent Literature 1: Koji Chida, Koki Hamada, Dai Ikarashi, Katsumi Takahashi, “A Three-Party Secure Function Evaluation with Lightweight Verifiability Revisited”, In CSS, 2010.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Problems to be Solved by the Invention

Since calculations using secret sharing values are performed in secure computation, it is difficult to detect that a fraudulent calculation has been performed. In particular, it is difficult to detect that a multiplication in secure computation has been performed in a fraudulent manner. A solution to this problem may be a method of performing, in addition to secure computation for an original calculation formula, secure computation for calculation by which a value obtained by multiplying the original calculation formula by a random number is obtained, and detecting a fraudulent calculation by using the results of these secure computations.

However, communications between the secure computation apparatuses are needed when a multiplication is performed in secure computation except when a constant multiplication is performed. Thus, the smaller the number of multiplications other than a constant multiplication, the lower the communication volume. When values obtained by multiplying Formula (1) and Formula (2) by a random number r are obtained by secure computation, it is necessary to perform three multiplications other than a constant multiplication for calculation of Formula (1) (rα₀, rα₁, 2rα₀α₁) and further perform one multiplication other than a constant multiplication for calculation of Formula (2) (rα₂). Therefore, communications for performing four multiplications in secure computation are needed.

The present invention reduces the communication volume when secure computation of the XOR of three values is performed such that a fraudulent calculation can be detected.

Means to Solve the Problems

In the present invention, i=0, 1, 2 holds, a secret sharing value {s_(i)}={x_(i)}−½ is calculated using a secret sharing value {x_(i)} of x_(i), a secret sharing value {y}={4s₀s₁s₂}±½ is calculated by secure computation using the secret sharing value {s_(i)} and is output, and a secret sharing value {y_(r)}={4rs₀s₁s₂}+{r}/2 is calculated by secure computation using a secret sharing value {r} of a random number r and the secret sharing value {s_(i)} and is output.

Effects of the Invention

This makes it possible to reduce the communication volume when secure computation of the XOR of three values is performed such that a fraudulent calculation can be detected.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of a secure computation system of an embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of a secure computation apparatus of the embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a flow diagram for explaining a secure computation method of the embodiment.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described.

[General Outline]

First, the general outline of an embodiment will be described. In a secure computation apparatus of the embodiment, a subtraction unit first calculates a secret sharing value {s_(i)}={x_(i)}−½ using a secret sharing value {x_(i)} of x_(i)∈{0, 1} and outputs the secret sharing value {s_(i)}. Here, i=0, 1, 2 holds. For example, the subtraction unit calculates a secret sharing value {s_(i)}={x_(i)}−½ mod q, where q is a positive integer. For instance, q is an integer (for example, a prime number) greater than or equal to 2 or greater than or equal to 3. Next, a first XOR operation unit calculates a secret sharing value

{y}={4s ₀ s ₁ s ₂}+½  (3)

by secure computation using the secret sharing value {s_(i)} and outputs the secret sharing value {y}. For example, the first XOR operation unit obtains a secret sharing value {4s₀s₁} by secure computation using a secret sharing value {4s₀} and a secret sharing value {s₁} and obtains a secret sharing value {4s₀s₁s₂} by secure computation using the secret sharing value {4s₀s₁} and a secret sharing value {s₂}. Next, a second XOR operation unit calculates a secret sharing value

{y _(r)}={4rs ₀ s ₁ s ₂ }+{r}/2  (4)

by secure computation using a secret sharing value {r} of a random number r and the secret sharing value {s_(i)} and outputs the secret sharing value {y_(r)}. For example, the second XOR operation unit obtains a secret sharing value {4rs₀} by secure computation using a secret sharing value {4r} and a secret sharing value {s₀}, obtains a secret sharing value {4rs₀s₁} by secure computation using the secret sharing value {4rs₀} and the secret sharing value {s₁}, and obtains a secret sharing value {4rs₀s₁s₂} by secure computation using the secret sharing value {4rs₀s₁} and the secret sharing value {s₂}. It is to be noted that any secure computation scheme can be used; for example, a scheme described in Non-patent Literature 1 can be used. As described above, s_(i), y, and y_(r) are elements of a set for which four arithmetic operations are defined. The set may be any set as long as four arithmetic operations are defined therefor. One example of such a set is a finite field F_(p) of order p. p is an integer greater than or equal to 2. An example of p is an integer greater than or equal to 3 and, for instance, p is a prime number greater than or equal to 3. Secret sharing values of s_(i)∈F_(p), y∈F_(p), and y_(r)∈F_(p) are expressed as {s_(i)}∈{F_(p)}, {y}∈{F_(p)}, and {y_(r)}∈{F_(p)}

Here, y=4s₀s₁s₂+½ and s_(i)=x₁−½ are satisfied, and such y is the XOR of x₀, x₁, and x₂:y=x₀(XOR)x₁(XOR)x₂. A truth table for them is shown below.

TABLE 1 x₀ x₁ x₂ y 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1

That is, by y=4s₀s₁s₂+½, it is possible to obtain the same result as that obtained by Formulae (1) and (2) described earlier when α=x=x₀+x₁−2x₀x₁, β=y, α₀=x₀, α₁=x₁, and α₂=x₂. While the number of multiplications other than a constant multiplication, which are needed to calculate a secret sharing value {y} in accordance with Formulae (1) and (2), is two ({2x₀x₁} and {2xx₂}) and the number of multiplications other than a constant multiplication, which are needed to calculate {y_(r)} in accordance with Formulae (1) and (2), is five ({rx₀}, {rx₁}, {2rx₀x₁}, {rx₂}, and {2rxx₂}), the number of multiplications other than a constant multiplication, which are needed to calculate a secret sharing value {y} using Formula (3), is two ({4s₀s₁} and {4s₀s₁s₂}) and the number of multiplications other than a constant multiplication, which are needed to calculate {y_(r)} using Formula (4), is three ({4rs₀}, {4rs₀s₁}, and {4rs₀s₁s₂}). Thus, by performing secure computation using Formulae (3) and (4), it is possible to reduce the number of multiplications other than a constant multiplication by two as compared with performing secure computation in accordance with Formulae (1) and (2). When a multiplication other than a constant multiplication is performed in secure computation, communications have to be performed between secure computation apparatuses. Therefore, the present scheme that reduces the number of multiplications other than a constant multiplication can reduce the communication volume as compared with performing secure computation in accordance with Formulae (1) and (2).

The properties of the values x₀, x₁, x₂∈{0, 1} are unessential. For example, x₀, x₁, x₂∈{0, 1} may be random numbers, other operation results, or input values. The applications for which a secret sharing value pair {y} and {y_(r)} is used are also unessential. The technique of the embodiment may be used for any application as long as a secret sharing value {y} of the XOR y of x₀, x₁, and x₂:y=x₀(XOR)x₁(XOR)x₂ and a secret sharing value {y_(r)} for detecting that the secret sharing value {y} has been calculated in a fraudulent manner are used in secure computation.

For instance, j=0, 1, 2 may hold, the above-described secure computation apparatus may be a secure computation apparatus P_(j) which is any one of three secure computation apparatuses P₀, P₁, and P₂, a secret sharing value {x_(i)} for the secure computation apparatus P_(j) may be {x_(i)}_(j), a random number obtaining unit of the secure computation apparatus P_(j) may generate a secret sharing value {w}^(B) _(j)=(w_(j), w_((j+1) mod 3)) that satisfies w=w₀+w₁+w₂ mod 2 for a random number w∈{0, 1}. a subtraction unit may calculate a secret sharing value {s_(i)}={x}−½ using, as {x_(i)} (where i=0, 1, 2), {x_(j)}_(j)=(w_(j), 0), {x_((j+1) mod 3)}_(j)=(0, w_((j+1) mod 3)), and {x_((j+2) mod 3)}_(j)=(0, 0), a first XOR operation unit may calculate a secret sharing value {y}={4s₀s₁s₂}+½ by secure computation using the secret sharing value {s_(i)}, and a second XOR operation unit may calculate a secret sharing value {y_(r)}={4rs₀s₁s₂}+{r}/2 by secure computation using a secret sharing value {r} and the secret sharing value {s_(i)}. Here, {x_(j)}_(j), {x_((j+1) mod 3)}_(j), and {x_((j+2) mod 3)}_(j) for j=0, 1, 2 are as follows.

{x ₀}₀=(w ₀,0),{x ₀}₁=(0,0),{x ₀}₂=(0,w ₀)

{x ₁}₀=(0,w ₁),{x ₁}₁=(w ₁,0),{x ₁}₂=(0,0)

{x ₂}₀=(0,0),{x ₂}₁=(0,w ₂),{x ₂}₂=(w ₂,0)

w₀, w₁, w₂∈{0, 1} are subshares of secret sharing values which are obtained by performing secret sharing of a random number w over mod 2 in accordance with the additive secret sharing scheme of a (2, 3) threshold secret sharing scheme (see, for example, Non-patent Literature 1 and the like). A (k, n) threshold secret sharing scheme (which is also called a “k-of-n threshold secret sharing scheme”) refers to a secret sharing scheme in which, by using k different secret sharing values of n secret sharing values, plaintext can be reconstructed; however, information on the plaintext cannot be obtained at all from less than k secret sharing values which are different from each other. Here, k≤n holds and k and n are integers greater than or equal to 2. Although the random number w is concealed from each secure computation apparatus P_(j) (where j=0, 1, 2), the secure computation apparatus P_(j) can obtain subshares w_(j) and w_((j+1) mod 3) by generating a random number w_(j)∈{0, 1} on its own and transmitting the random number w_(j) to each secure computation apparatus P_((j−1) mod 3). The random number w=w₀+w₁+w₂ mod 2 is determined in accordance with the random numbers w₀, w₁, and w₂ generated by the secure computation apparatus P_(j).

When {x_(j)}_(j)=(w_(j), 0), {x_((j+1) mod 3)}_(j)=(0, w_((j+1) mod 3)), and {x_((j+2) mod 3)}_(j)=(0, 0) and s_(i)∈F_(p), y∈F_(p), and y_(r)∈F_(p), the subtraction unit calculates a secret sharing value {s_(i)} treating w_(j)∈{0, 1} and w_((j+1) mod 3)∈{0, 1} as elements of a finite field F_(p). For example, when a set of all the elements of the finite field F_(p) is {φ₀, φ_(p−1)}, the subtraction unit calculates a secret sharing value {s_(i)} on the finite field F_(p) treating 0 as an element φ₀ of the finite field F_(p) and 1 as an element φ_(i) of the finite field F_(p). {y} is a secret sharing value {w}∈{F_(p)} that is obtained when secret sharing of the random number w=w₀+w₁+w₂ mod 2 is performed on the finite field F_(p). That is, such processing which is performed by the secure computation apparatus is processing to convert a secret sharing value {w}^(B) _(j), which is obtained by performing secret sharing of a random number w over mod 2 in accordance with the additive secret sharing scheme of the (2, 3) threshold secret sharing scheme, to a pair (a secret random number pair) of a secret sharing value {y}∈{F_(p)} and a secret sharing value {y_(r)}∈{F_(p)} on the finite field F_(p) of the random number w.

By using the above-described {r}, {y}, and {y_(r)} as checksums, it is possible to perform ex post facto verification whether {y} has been correctly calculated. For example, a secret sharing value (for instance, {y_(r)=ry}) of information indicating whether or not y_(r)=ry is satisfied may be generated by secure computation using {r}, {y}, and {y_(r)} (see, for example, International Publication No. WO 2014/112548 (Reference Literature 1) and the like) or a verification apparatus may reconstruct r, y, and y, from {r}, {y}, and {y_(r)} and verify whether or not y_(r)=ry is satisfied. In the latter case, the verification apparatus accepts input of the above-described secret sharing value {y}={4s₀s₁s₂}+½, secret sharing value {y_(r)}={4rs₀s₁s₂}+{r}/2, and secret sharing value {r}, obtains y=4s₀s₁s₂+½, y_(r)=4rs₀s₁s₂+r/2, and r by reconstructing the secret sharing value {y}, the secret sharing value {y_(r)}, and the secret sharing value {r}, obtains y_(r)′=ry using r and y, and produces output indicating that verification has been successfully made if y_(r)′=y_(r) and produces output indicating that verification has not been successfully made if y_(r)′≠y_(r).

It is to be noted that the secret sharing values {y}, {y_(r)}, and {r} are usually secret sharing values that conform to the same secret sharing scheme (for instance, the additive secret sharing scheme). However, since conversion of a scheme to which a secret sharing value conforms is possible by a publicly known technique (see Reference Literatures 2 to 6 and the like), all of the secret sharing values {y}, {y_(r)}, and {r} do not have to be secret sharing values that conform to the same secret sharing scheme. Moreover, {y} and {y_(r)} obtained in the above-described manner may be converted to secret sharing values that conform to another scheme.

-   Reference Literature 2: Ronald Cramer, Ivan Damgard, and Yuval     Ishai, “Share conversion, pseudorandom secret-sharing and     applications to secure distributed computing,” Theory of     Cryptography (2005): 342-362 -   Reference Literature 3: Japanese Patent Application Laid Open No.     2016-173533 -   Reference Literature 4: Japanese Patent Application Laid Open No.     2016-173532 -   Reference Literature 5: Japanese Patent Application Laid Open No.     2016-173531 -   Reference Literature 6: Japanese Patent Application Laid Open No.     2016-156853

First Embodiment

A first embodiment will be described in detail by using the drawings.

<Configuration>

As illustrated in FIG. 1, a secure computation system 1 of the embodiment includes N secure computation apparatuses 11-0, . . . , 11-(N−1) and a verification apparatus 12, which are configured so that they can communicate with each other through a network. Here, N is an integer greater than or equal to 2. For example, N is an integer greater than or equal to 3 and one example of N is N=3. As illustrated in FIG. 2, a secure computation apparatus 11-j (where j=0, . . . , N−1) includes an input unit 111-j, an output unit 112-j, a storage 113-j, a control unit 114-j, a subtraction unit 116-j, and XOR operation units 117-j and 118-j. The secure computation apparatus 11-j executes each processing under the control of the control unit 114-j. The data obtained in each unit of the secure computation apparatus 11-j is stored in the storage 113-j one by one and is read therefrom when necessary and used for another processing.

<Secure Computation Processing>

Secure computation processing which is performed by the secure computation apparatus 11-j will be described using FIG. 3. See, for example, Non-patent Literature 1 and the like for details of a secret sharing scheme and a secure computation scheme.

A secret sharing value {r}∈{F_(p)} of a random number r∈F_(p) on a finite field F_(p) is input to the input unit 111-j of each secure computation apparatus 11-j (where j=0, . . . , N−1). It is to be noted that a secret sharing value of a value γ corresponding to one secure computation apparatus 11-j is different from a secret sharing value of the value γ corresponding to another secure computation apparatus 11-j; for the sake of simplification of description, a secret sharing value of a value γ is simply written as {γ} unless otherwise specified. It is to be noted that, when expressly stating that a secret sharing value is a secret sharing value corresponding to each secure computation apparatus 11-j, a secret sharing value corresponding to each secure computation apparatus 11-j is written as {γ}_(j). In the present embodiment, what was obtained by performing secret sharing of a random number r on a finite field F_(p) in accordance with the additive secret sharing scheme is {r}; however, this is not an essential matter in the present invention. The secret sharing value {r} of the present embodiment is the secret sharing value generated outside each secure computation apparatus 11-j. The value of the random number r is concealed from each secure computation apparatus 11-j. For example, the verification apparatus 12 may generate a secret sharing value {r} of a random number r without allowing the value of the random number r to be known by each secure computation apparatus 11-j and transmit the secret sharing value {r} to each secure computation apparatus 11-j. Where the secret sharing value {r} is created is also not an essential matter in the present invention. The secret sharing value {r} is stored in the storage 113-j of each secure computation apparatus 11-j (Step S111-j).

A secret sharing value {x_(i)} of x_(i)∈{0, 1} is stored in the storage 113-j (where i=0, 1, 2). x_(i) may be any value. The secret sharing value {x_(i)} may be the secret sharing value input from outside the secure computation apparatus 11-j, the secret sharing value generated inside the secure computation apparatus 11-j, or the secret sharing value generated by cooperation between the secure computation apparatus 11-j and a secure computation apparatus 11-j″ (where j″∈{0, . . . , N−1} and j″≠j) outside the secure computation apparatus 11-j. The subtraction unit 116-j reads the secret sharing value {x_(i)} from the storage 113-j, calculates a secret sharing value {s_(i)}={x_(i)}−½ by secure computation using the secret sharing value {x_(i)}, and outputs the secret sharing value {s_(i)} (Step S116-j).

The XOR operation unit 117-j (the first XOR operation unit) calculates a secret sharing value {y}={4s₀s₁s₂}+½ by secure computation using the secret sharing value {s_(i)} output from the subtraction unit 116-j and outputs the secret sharing value {y}. For example, the XOR operation unit 117-j obtains a secret sharing value {4s₀s₁} by secure computation using a secret sharing value {4s₀} and a secret sharing value {s₁}, obtains a secret sharing value {4s₀s₁s₂} by secure computation using the secret sharing value {4s₀s₁} and a secret sharing value {s₂}, and obtains a secret sharing value {y} using the secret sharing value {4s₀s₁s₂} and ½ and outputs the secret sharing value {y}. Communications between the secure computation apparatuses 11-0 to 11-(N−1) are needed for these secure computations. On the other hand, communications are not needed for calculation of the secret sharing value {4s₀}. That is, the XOR operation unit 117-j of each secure computation apparatus 11-j can calculate the secret sharing value {4s₀} using the secret sharing value {s_(i)} without performing communication (Step S117-j).

The XOR operation unit 118-j (the second XOR operation unit) calculates a secret sharing value {y_(r)}={4rs₀s₁s₂}+{r}/2 by secure computation using the secret sharing value {s_(i)} output from the subtraction unit 116-j and the secret sharing value {r} read from the storage 113-j and outputs the secret sharing value {y_(r)}. For example, the XOR operation unit 118-j obtains a secret sharing value {4rs₀} by secure computation using a secret sharing value {4r} and a secret sharing value {s₀}, obtains a secret sharing value {4rs₀s₁} by secure computation using the secret sharing value {4rs₀} and the secret sharing value {s₁}, obtains a secret sharing value {4rs₀s₁s₂} by secure computation using the secret sharing value {4rs₀s₁} and the secret sharing value {s₂}, and obtains a secret sharing value {y₁} using the secret sharing value {4rs₀s₁s₂} and ½ and outputs the secret sharing value {y_(r)}. Communications between the secure computation apparatuses 11-0 to 11-(N−1) are needed for these secure computations. On the other hand, communications are not needed for calculation of the secret sharing value {4r}. That is, the XOR operation unit 118-j of each secure computation apparatus 11-j can calculate the secret sharing value {4r} using the secret sharing value {r} without performing communication (Step S118-j).

The secret sharing values {y}, {y_(r)}, and {r} are associated with each other and stored in the storage 113-j (Step S113-j). The output unit 112-j outputs the secret sharing value {y} (Step S112-j). The secret sharing value {y} is used for other arbitrary secure computations.

When verification that the secret sharing value {y} has been properly calculated is performed, the secret sharing values {y}, {y_(r)}, and {r} are read from the storage 113-j and verification of consistency of these values is performed. For example, the secure computation apparatus 11-j calculates a secret sharing value {ry−y_(r)} by secure computation using the secret sharing values {y}, {y_(r)}, and {r} and outputs the secret sharing value {ry−y_(r)} (see Reference Literature 1). The secure computation apparatus 11-j transmits the secret sharing value {ry−y_(r)} to the verification apparatus 12. The verification apparatus 12 reconstructs ry−y_(r) from a predetermined number of or more secret sharing values {ry−y_(r)}, each having been transmitted from the secure computation apparatus 11-j, and produces to output indicating that verification has been successfully made if ry−y_(r)=0 and produces output indicating that verification has not been successfully made if ry−y_(r)≠0. Alternatively, the secure computation apparatus 11-j transmits the secret sharing values {y}, {y_(r)}, and {r} to the verification apparatus 12. The verification apparatus 12 reconstructs y from a predetermined number of or more secret sharing values {y}, each having been transmitted from the secure computation apparatus 11-j, reconstructs y_(r) from a predetermined number of or more secret sharing values {y_(r)}, each having been transmitted from the secure computation apparatus 11-j, and reconstructs r from a predetermined number of or more secret sharing values {r}, each having been transmitted from the secure computation apparatus 11-j, and produces output indicating that verification has been successfully made if ry−y_(r)=0 is satisfied and produces output indicating that verification has not been successfully made if ry−y_(r)≠0 is satisfied.

Second Embodiment

A second embodiment will be described. In the present embodiment, processing will be described, the processing to convert a secret sharing value {w}^(B) _(j), which is obtained by performing secret sharing of a random number w over mod 2 in accordance with the additive secret sharing scheme of the (2, 3) threshold secret sharing scheme, to a pair (a secret random number pair) of a secret sharing value {y}∈{F_(p)} and a secret sharing value {y_(r)}∈{F_(p)} on a finite field F_(p) of the random number w.

<Configuration>

As illustrated in FIG. 1, a secure computation system 2 of the embodiment includes three secure computation apparatuses 21-0, 21-1, and 21-2 and a verification apparatus 12, which are configured so that they can communicate with each other through a network. As illustrated in FIG. 2, a secure computation apparatus 21-j (where j=0, 1, 2) includes an input unit 111-j, an output unit 112-j, a storage 113-j, a control unit 114-j, a random number obtaining unit 215-j, a subtraction unit 216-j, XOR operation units 117-j and 118-j, and a setting unit 219-j. The secure computation apparatus 21-j executes each processing under the control of the control unit 114-j. The data obtained in each unit of the secure computation apparatus 21-j is stored in the storage 113-j one by one and is read therefrom when necessary and used for another processing.

<Secure Computation Processing>

Secure computation processing which is performed by the secure computation apparatus 21-j (where j=0, 1, 2) will be described using FIG. 3. In the following description, a difference from the first embodiment will be mainly described and explanations of matters common to the first and second embodiments will be simplified.

A secret sharing value {r}∈{F_(p)} of a random number r∈F_(p) on a finite field F_(p) is input to the input unit 111-j of each secure computation apparatus 21-j. The secret sharing value {r} of the present embodiment is a secret sharing value that conforms to the additive secret sharing scheme of the (2, 3) threshold secret sharing scheme, for example. The secret sharing value {r} is stored in the storage 113-j of each secure computation apparatus 21-j (Step S111-j).

The random number obtaining unit 215-j of each secure computation apparatus 21-j obtains a secret sharing value {w}^(B) _(j)=w_((j+1) mod 3)) that satisfies w=w₀+w₁+w₂ mod 2 for a random number w∈{0, 1} and outputs the secret sharing value {w}^(B) _(j). That is, the random number obtaining unit 215-0 obtains {w}^(B) ₀=(w₀, w₁) and outputs {w}^(B) ₀, the random number obtaining unit 215-1 obtains {w}^(B) ₁=(w₁, w₂) and outputs {w}^(B) ₁, and the random number obtaining unit 215-2 obtains {w}^(B) ₂=(w₂, w₀) and outputs {w}^(B) ₂. It is to be noted that this processing is performed with the random number w concealed from each secure computation apparatus 21-j. For example, each random number obtaining unit 215-j generates a random number w_(j)∈{0, 1} and transmits the random number w_(j) to a secure computation apparatus 21-((j−1) mod 3) from the output unit 112-j. A random number w_((j+1) mod 3) transmitted from a secure computation apparatus 21-(U+1) mod 3) is input to the input unit 111-j of the secure computation apparatus 21-j and transmitted to the random number obtaining unit 215-j. By the above processing, the random number obtaining unit 215-j obtains {w}^(B) _(j)=(w_(j), w_((j+1) mod 3)) (Step S215-j).

The setting unit 219-j obtains, using subshares w_(j) and w_((j+1) mod 3)∈{0, 1} of the secret sharing value {w}^(B) _(j)=w_(j), w_((j+1) mod 3)) as input, {x_(j)}_(j)=(w_(j), 0), {x_((j+1) mod 3)}_(j)=(0, w_((j+1) mod 3)), and {x_((j+2) mod 3)}_(j)=(0, 0) and outputs {x_(i)}₁, {x_((j+1) mod 3)}_(j), and {x_((j+2) mod 3)}_(j) (Step S219-j).

{x_(j)}_(j)=(w_(j), 0), {x_((j+1) mod 3)}_(j)=(0, w_((j+1) mod 3)), and {x_((j+2) mod 3)}_(j)=(0, 0) are input to the subtraction unit 216-j as {x_(i)} (where i=0, 1, 2). That is, {x₀}={x₀}₀=(w₀, 0), {x₁}={x₁}₀=(0, w₁), and {x₂}={x₂}₀=(0, 0) are input to the subtraction unit 216-0. {x₀}={x₀}₁=(0, 0), {x₁}={x₁}₁=(w₁, 0), and {x₂}={x₂}₁=(0, w₂) are input to the subtraction unit 216-1. {x₀}={x₀}₂=(0, w₀), {x₁}={x₁}₂=(0, 0), and {x₂}={x₂}₂=(w₂, 0) are input to the subtraction unit 216-2. The subtraction unit 216-j calculates a secret sharing value {s_(i)}={x_(i)}−½∈{F_(p)} using the input {x_(i)} and outputs the secret sharing value {s_(i)}. For example, when {x_(i)} is what was obtained by performing secret sharing of x_(i) to obtain three secret sharing values (x_(i,0), x_(i,1)), (x_(i,1), x_(i,2)), and (x_(i,2), x_(i,0)) that satisfy x_(i)=x_(i,0)+x_(i,1)+x_(i,2), a secret sharing value {s_(i)} corresponding to the secret sharing value (x_(i,0), x_(i,1)), a secret sharing value {s_(i)} corresponding to the secret sharing value (x_(i,1), x_(i,2)), and a secret sharing value {s_(i)} corresponding to the secret sharing value (x_(i,2), x_(i,0)) respectively are (x_(i,0)−½, x_(i,1)), (x_(i,1), x_(i,2)), and (x_(i,2), x_(i,0)−½), for example. In addition to those described above, a secret sharing value {s_(i)} corresponding to the secret sharing value (x_(i,0), x_(i,1)), a secret sharing value {s_(i)} corresponding to the secret sharing value (x_(i,1), x_(i,2)), and a secret sharing value {s_(i)} corresponding to the secret sharing value (x_(i,2), x_(i,0)) may respectively be (x_(i,0)−⅙, x_(i,1)−⅙), (x_(i,1)−⅙, x_(i,2)−⅙), and (x_(i,2)−⅙, x_(i,0)−⅙), for example. The former makes faster processing possible. In this case, the subtraction unit 216-j calculates a secret sharing value {s_(i)} treating w_(j) ∈{0, 1} and w_((j+1) mod 3)∈{0, 1} as elements of the finite field F_(p) (Step S216-j).

The XOR operation unit 117-j (the first XOR operation unit) calculates a secret sharing value {y}={4s₀s₁s₂}+½∈{F_(p)} by secure computation using the secret sharing value {s_(i)}∈{F_(p)} output from the subtraction unit 216-j and outputs the secret sharing value {y} (Step S117-j).

The XOR operation unit 118-j (the second XOR operation unit) calculates a secret sharing value {y_(r)}={4rs₀s₁s₂}+{r}/2∈{F_(p)} by secure computation using the secret sharing value {s_(i)} output from the subtraction unit 116-j and the secret sharing value {r} read from the storage 113-j and outputs the secret sharing value {y_(r)} (Step S118-j).

The secret sharing values {y}, {y_(r)}, and {r} are associated with each other and stored in the storage 113-j (Step S113-j). The output unit 112-j outputs the secret sharing value {y} (Step S112-j). The secret sharing value {y}∈{F_(p)} is a secret sharing value of a random number y on the finite field F_(p). {y} may be converted to a secret sharing value that conforms to another secret sharing scheme (for example, Shamir's secret sharing scheme) and output.

When verification that the secret sharing value {y} has been properly calculated is performed, the secret sharing values {y}, {y_(r)}, and {r} are read from the storage 113-j and verification of consistency of these values is performed.

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It is to be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments. For example, in the above-described embodiments, a secret sharing value {r} of a random number r∈F_(p) is input to each secure computation apparatus 11-j. Alternatively, each secure computation apparatus 11-j may generate its own secret sharing value {r}; however, a random number r has to be concealed from each secure computation apparatus 11-j. Such a method is well-known and any method may be used. For instance, secure computation apparatuses 11-0, . . . , 11-(N−1) can generate a secret sharing value {r} in cooperation with each other. In one example, each secure computation apparatus 11-j′ calculates a secret sharing value {r_(j′)}_(j)∈[F_(p)] of a random number r_(j′) and transmits the secret sharing value {r_(j′)}_(j) to a secure computation apparatus 11-j (where j=0, . . . , N−1, j′=0, . . . , N−1, and j′≠j), and each secure computation apparatus 11-j obtains {r}={r₀+ . . . +r_(N−1)}_(j) by secure computation using secret sharing values {r₀}_(j), {r_(N−1)}_(j).

The above-described various kinds of processing may be executed, in addition to being executed in chronological order in accordance with the descriptions, in parallel or individually depending on the processing power of an apparatus that executes the processing or when necessary. In addition, it goes without saying that changes may be made as appropriate without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

The above-described each apparatus is embodied by execution of a predetermined program by a general- or special-purpose computer having a processor (hardware processor) such as a central processing unit (CPU), memories such as random-access memory (RAM) and read-only memory (ROM), and the like, for example. The computer may have one processor and one memory or have multiple processors and memories. The program may be installed on the computer or pre-recorded on the ROM and the like. Also, some or all of the processing units may be embodied using an electronic circuit that implements processing functions without using programs, rather than an electronic circuit (circuitry) that implements functional components by loading of programs like a CPU. An electronic circuit constituting a single apparatus may include multiple CPUs.

When the above-described configurations are implemented by a computer, the processing details of the functions supposed to be provided in each apparatus are described by a program. As a result of this program being executed by the computer, the above-described processing functions are implemented on the computer. The program describing the processing details can be recorded on a computer-readable recording medium. An example of the computer-readable recording medium is a non-transitory recording medium. Examples of such a recording medium include a magnetic recording apparatus, an optical disk, a magneto-optical recording medium, and semiconductor memory.

The distribution of this program is performed by, for example, selling, transferring, or lending a portable recording medium such as a DVD or a CD-ROM on which the program is recorded. Furthermore, a configuration may be adopted in which this program is distributed by storing the program in a storage apparatus of a server computer and transferring the program to other computers from the server computer via a network.

The computer that executes such a program first, for example, temporarily stores the program recorded on the portable recording medium or the program transferred from the server computer in a storage apparatus thereof. At the time of execution of processing, the computer reads the program stored in the storage apparatus thereof and executes the processing in accordance with the read program. As another mode of execution of this program, the computer may read the program directly from the portable recording medium and execute the processing in accordance with the program and, furthermore, every time the program is transferred to the computer from the server computer, the computer may sequentially execute the processing in accordance with the received program. A configuration may be adopted in which the transfer of a program to the computer from the server computer is not performed and the above-described processing is executed by so-called application service provider (ASP)-type service by which the processing functions are implemented only by an instruction for execution thereof and result acquisition.

Instead of executing a predetermined program on the computer to implement the processing functions of the present apparatuses, at least some of the processing functions may be implemented by hardware.

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-   -   1, 2 secure computation system     -   11-j, 21-j secure computation apparatus 

1. A secure computation apparatus, wherein i=0, 1, 2 holds, and the secure computation apparatus comprises processing circuitry configured to implement: a subtraction unit that calculates a secret sharing value {s_(j)}={x_(i)}−½ using a secret sharing value {x_(i)} of x_(i)∈{0, 1}; a first XOR operation unit that calculates a secret sharing value {y}={4s₀s₁ s₂}±½ by secure computation using the secret sharing value {s_(i)} and outputs the secret sharing value {y}; and a second XOR operation unit that calculates a secret sharing value {y_(r)}={4rs₀s_(j)s₂}+{r}/2 by secure computation using a secret sharing value {r} of a random number r and the secret sharing value {s_(i)} and outputs the secret sharing value {y_(r)}.
 2. The secure computation apparatus according to claim 1, wherein j=0, 1, 2 holds, the secure computation apparatus is a secure computation apparatus P_(j) which is any one of three secure computation apparatuses P₀, P₁, and P₂, and the secret sharing value {x_(i)} for the secure computation apparatus P_(j) is {x_(i)}_(j), the secure computation apparatus further comprises a random number obtaining unit that obtains a secret sharing value {w}^(B) _(j)=(w_(j), w_((j+1)mod 3)) that satisfies w=w₀+w₁+w₂ mod 2 for a random number w∈{0, 1}, and {x_(j)}_(j)=(w₁, 0), {x_((j+1) mod 3)}_(j)=(0, w_((j+1) mod 3)), and {x_((j+2) mod 3)}_(j) (0, 0) hold.
 3. The secure computation apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the subtraction unit calculates the secret sharing value {s_(i)} treating w_(j) and w_((j+1) mod 3) as elements of a finite field, and the secret sharing value {y} is a secret sharing value that is obtained when secret sharing of the random number w is performed on the finite field.
 4. The secure computation apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the first XOR operation unit obtains a secret sharing value {4s₀s₁} by secure computation using a secret sharing value {4s₀} and a secret sharing value {s₁} and obtains a secret sharing value {4s₀s₁s₂} by secure computation using the secret sharing value {4s₀s₁} and a secret sharing value {s₂}, and the second XOR operation unit obtains a secret sharing value {4rs₀} by secure computation using a secret sharing value {4r} and a secret sharing value {s₀}, obtains a secret sharing value {4rs₀s₁} by secure computation using the secret sharing value {4rs₀} and the secret sharing value {s₁}, and obtains a secret sharing value {4rs₀s₁s₂} by secure computation using the secret sharing value {4rs₀s₁} and the secret sharing value {s₂}.
 5. A secure computation method of a secure computation apparatus, wherein i=0, 1, 2 holds, and the secure computation method comprises: a subtraction step in which a subtraction unit calculates a secret sharing value {s_(i)}={x_(i)}−½ using a secret sharing value {x_(i)} of x_(i)∈{0, 1}; a first XOR operation step in which a first XOR operation unit calculates a secret sharing value {y}={4s₀s₁s₂}+½ by secure computation using the secret sharing value {s_(i)} and outputs the secret sharing value {y}; and a second XOR operation step in which a second XOR operation unit calculates a secret sharing value {y_(r)}={4rs₀s₁s₂}+{r}/2 by secure computation using a secret sharing value {r} of a random number r and the secret sharing value {s_(i)} and outputs the secret sharing value {y_(r)}.
 6. The secure computation method according to claim 5, wherein j=0, 1, 2 holds, the secure computation apparatus is a secure computation apparatus P_(j) which is any one of three secure computation apparatuses P₀, P_(j), and P₂, and the secret sharing value {x_(i)} for the secure computation apparatus P_(j) is {x_(i)}_(j), the secure computation method further comprises a random number obtaining step in which a random number obtaining unit obtains a secret sharing value {w}^(B) _(j)=(w_(j),w_((j+1) mod 3)) that satisfies w=w₀+w₁+w₂ mod 2 for a random number w∈{0, 1}, and {x_(j)}_(j)=(w_(j),0), {x_((j+1) mod 3)}_(j)=(0, w_((j+1) mod 3)), and {x_((j+2) mod 3)}_(j)=(0, 0) hold.
 7. A program for making a computer function as the secure computation apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to
 3. 8. A computer-readable recording medium in which a program for making a computer function as the secure computation apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 3 is stored. 